Missouri SB1117 establishes civil and criminal liability for the unauthorized disclosure of intimate digital depictions.
Missouri SB1117, known as The Taylor Swift Act, amends state law to establish civil and criminal liability for the unauthorized disclosure of intimate digital depictions. It defines "intimate digital depiction" as a depiction of an individual that has been created or altered using digital manipulation and depicts specific body parts or sexually explicit conduct. The bill allows depicted individuals, or their legal guardians or representatives, to bring civil actions for relief, including injunctive relief and monetary damages.
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